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Re: Blood dragon armor set I thought it was only for the PC and 360 versions due to the link with ME2. I pre-ordered the PS3 version, and didn't get a code for the armor. Nov 08, 2009  For Dragon Age: Origins on the Xbox 360, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'cant find blood dragon armor'.

. Ancient Elven Boots- Gives+1 constitution. Ancient Elven Armor- Gives +2dexterity, +2 armor +10 spirit resistance. Ancient Elven Gloves- Gives +2 armor, +8% chance to ignore hostile magic. Ancient Elven Helm –Gives +25 Spirit Resistance- See more at: Ceremonial Armor (Heavy)The Ceremonial Armor set is one of the two unique Heavy sets found in the game and one of the hardest ones to complete because of the specifications needed to trigger the events that can lead to the pieces of the armor being dropped!

So this is a task that will most likely need some saving and plenty of loading! This set is far from good, the armor plate actually reduces your armor rating by - 3, for a measly bonus to mental resistance and extra missile deflection from the complete set, but from what I've read in some Dragon Age threads, gamers do seem to highly regard this set in terms of looks, so it might be a nice garnish to have in one of your unused party members! Myself, I have never been able to complete it.Credit: Dragon Age Wikia-Ceremonial Armor: It is almost impossible to avoid spoilers when trying to explain how to get this piece of armor. You can only obtain it once, and the 'event' is easily passable and completely skippable. During the quest for The Urn of Sacred Ashes, you will come across a character named Weylon in Denerim.

When talking to him, he will mention that brother Genitivi has gone missing. With enough coercion, you can learn from Weylon that brother Genitivi last known location was Lake Calenhad, at this point say that you will look for him there. Now, in Lake Calenhad you can talk to the innkeeper of The Spoiled Princess and ask about brother Genitivi (dialogue that otherwise, would be inaccessible had you gone through other routes during your previous conversation with Weylon). Upon leaving the inn, you will be attacked by a Cultist Leader, the bearer of the Ceremonial armor!

Be aware, though, the drop is random, so save before leaving the inn.-Ceremonial Armored Boots: The easiest piece of the set to get by far, though it will cost you some gold. The boots are sold by Old Tegrin, the Dwarf merchant that randomly appears in your travels through Ferelden. Since this is the most common random event, you are bound to come across the little man.-Ceremonial Armored Gloves: Another annoying one!

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The gloves can only be found on the body of the Hired Goon that attacks you at Caridin's Cross, as soon as you enter the Deep Roads. To trigger the encounter, you need a condition. At a point in the game, you will have to side with one of two parties in Orzammar, this means that one of the rival parties won't receive you very well, and thus, will often hassle the Warden through various means. Note that you can side with both parties (side with one, secretly turn the tables and work for the other one), but doing this will not trigger the encounter.

To note as well is the fact that the Ceremonial Armored Gloves are a rare drop, so a few attempts may be needed before getting the loot.This set has no matching helmet as far as I am aware of. Diligence Armor (Heavy)The second unique set of Heavy Armor, Diligence, is much easier and simpler to get, as well as a better set for the numerous bonuses it provides, when compared to the Ceremonial Armor!

This is also a cool looking armor, and I often give it to Leliana when she masters bows, though the Dalish leather armor does look sexier on her. (What??)Credit: Dragon Age Wikia-Boots of Diligence: Probably the first piece of the set you will find since you can buy it from Owen, the blacksmith of Redcliffe.

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He will sell them to you only after you complete his quest of finding his daughter. Be careful with the dialogues you choose, though, because you can choose to kill Owen or lead him into suicide (if you don't find his daughter). In alternative, the merchant who replaces him, (if you choose Owen's death) after you are done with Redcliffe, will sell the best bow in the game! As far as equipment is concerned, this is a tough choice you will have to make. A complete and very decent unique set of Heavy Armor (however replaceable), or Far Song, the best ranged weapon in the game (by far).-Armor of Diligence: So you chose to complete the Diligence set?

The armor plate comes by naturally when you are exploring and looting the Ruined Temple.-Gloves of Diligence: The Diligence gloves are also nicely waiting for you inside a chest in the Orzammar Shaperate. The chest requires lockpicking.Note: Similar to the Ceremonial armor, there is no helmet to complement this set. However, the Griffon's Helm is often considered the matching helmet of the Diligence armor set. You can find it in the Grey Warden Vault, hidden in the warehouse of Denerim's marketplace, unlocked only after completing the quest Rescue the Queen.

Chevalier Armor (Heavy)The infamous Chevalier armor, by far the most annoying set to complete, and arguably the most useless set of massive armor you can wear. Your character receives no additional bonuses from the pieces, and the set bonus could be considered worse then good. As far as looks go, the Chevalier armor is also far from looking like anything unique. But alas, for the completionist gamer in all of us, it just feels awkward having a piece of an incomplete set, when you could have the whole thing sitting in your storage chest! In my most recent run of Dragon Age: Origins, I got lucky in most of the rare good drops (stuff like Warden Tower Shield and Fade Wall), getting many of them with the first drop.

The Chevalier armor was one of those drops that I unintentionally got right away, but I was already past the point where I could get the boots, so I ended up selling the darn useless thing!-Chevalier's Gloves: The only easily available part of the Chevalier set, you can buy the gloves from Faryn in the Frostback Mountain. It seems the guys at BioWare 1 schemed this malefic plan of always making a piece of a rare armor always available, and make the player go through hell to find the rest, just so that he could have his little sense of completionism and bragging rights, while they laughed their asses off at all the possible frustrations!-Chevalier's Boots: You can get the boots very early on during a quest for the Mage's Collective.

The Adventuring Warrior in the Careless Accusations quest has a rare chance of dropping them, as well as the gloves. The Adventurer Mage that accompanies this party also has a chance of dropping the rare Robes of the Gifted, a decent equipment for mages that reduces hostility. If you are going for the Robes of the Gifted, forget the boots since you have other opportunities of hunting for them.Credit: Dragon Age Wikia-Chevalier's Armor: Now this is the real hell for many of those who wanted to complete the Chevalier's set. It is not the fact that this item is super rare, a one-time missable, or is at the end of a super hard quest! It's simply the fact that the thing has a very rare chance of dropping, and every time you don't get it, it's another load and fight you have to go through!

Bear in mind that you can get the boots and the gloves from every source that can give you the armor plate. Taking into account that there is more than one chance available for you to get the pieces, you can go at them one at the time, in order to improve your odds of getting them one at a time. (And to make it less tiring if your luck usually fails you in these situations!)Continuing, all of the Chevalier's pieces can drop from Shaevra, which you fight in The Pearl in Denerim. The armor plate is supposedly the rarest one, but I got the drop the very first time I killed her.

You can also get them from the chest in Marjolaine's house during Leliana's personal quest, also in Denerim. The contents of the chest have fixed loot, but there are others that are randomly generated as soon as you enter the house (these include all the Chevalier's armor parts), so you need to save before entering the house if you are aiming for the armor at this part. It seems that in the PC version, the contents of the chest are determined the first time you enter Denerim, and not the house!Another way to get Chevalier parts is from Ser Perth when defending Redcliffe, in case you decide to let him die, or kill him yourself with friendly fire. He is a tough one to bite the dust, though. Even if you manage to kill him, the drops are rare the same.The Chevalier's armor set also has no helmet, but there are several massive helmets that could be used to match with the armor, as long is they are the same tier (for the sole purpose of having the same color for the entire set). Juggernaut Armor (Massive)Credit: Dragon Age WikiaYou can get this entire set pretty early, and all in the same area! So it's a great option for your tank during the early game if you decide to tackle the Brecilian Forest earlier than later, or if you don't have access to DLC material.

The Juggernaut armor also looks pretty badass on a big character wearing a massive weapon, like Sten!The Brecilian Forest is divided into three parts, and you will have to run through all of them for all pieces of the Juggernaut. You can optimize your time by doing every optional quest as you do the main quest, seeing as most of it will come across your path anyway.Credit: Dragon Age Wikia-Juggernaut Plate Boots: To get this great set, you must first activate The Mage's Treasure quest by disturbing the tombstone situated in the northern part of the East Brecilian Forest. How to train your dragon 3 full movie in hindi dailymotion. Doing so will trigger a (possibly very tough) fight with a Revenant and a lot of skeleton minions. As a reward, you get to loot Juggernaut Plate Boots from his corpse!-Juggernaut Plate Gloves: To disturb the next tombstone, you need to advance in the main quest, as you will unlock the southern portion of the East Brecilian Forest, where the second tombstone is situated.

Again, engage a tough Revenant and his undead friends to loot the Juggernaut Plate Gloves from him.-Juggernaut Helm: The third tombstone is in a hill in the West Brecilian Forest, and the same scenario applies, vanquish the powerful Revenant and his minions and claim the Juggernaut Helm for yourself.-Juggernaut Plate Armor: This one is a little trickier, as it involves completing a more elaborated second quest in order to summon the spirit that guards the armor. Nothing uber complicated, though. In an early room of the Lower Ruins, you will find A Carved Elven Table, which unlocks The Elven Ritual quest. This also gives you a codex detailing a certain ritual that you can perform in order to get to what you really want, the Juggernaut armor! You can do this in the northeastern part of the Lower Ruins, where you will find locked door in a room with a strange altar and water pool at the center.

Here is how to proceed: approach the water pool and take out the earthen jug inside; fill the earthen jug with water; take the earthen jug and put it on the altar; kneel and pray; examine the earthen jug and take a single sip from it; finally approach the water pool again and dump the remaining water. The door will open. Get rid of the two skeletons inside and summon the spirit that guard the tomb. Defeat it and complete your quest for the unique Juggernaut armor! Effort Armor (Massive)Credit: Dragon Age WikiaCompared to the Juggernaut armor, this one seems to fall short on bonuses it provided when full worn.

However it is still very unique in appearance, and does provide with less fatigue, which the Juggernaut set does not. It's pretty simple to come by with the complete set, providing you know where to look for every part. Comparable to the Juggernaut armor, you can get the full set of Effort armor around Orzammar and The Deep Roads.-Effort: The Effort armor plate cannot be missed, as it is always found as a drop of the Broodmother, the boss from The Dead Trenches in The Deeproads.

It is worth mentioning that there is a merchant named Ruck in Ortan Thaig, in The Deep Roads, found through the quest A Mother's Hope, who can sell you the Armor of the Divine Will. For some reason, this armor plate can replace the Effort plate, and still retain the set bonus.Credit: Dragon Age Wikia-Effort's Gloves: For the gloves you need to complete The Drifter's Cache quest in Caradin's Cross, within The Deep Roads. You need to find all four piles of rubble, which unlock and update a certain codex, in order to reveal the location of the stash that contains the gloves and some other great loot.-Effort's Boots: These can effortlessly be bought from Alimar's Emporium in Dust Town. Beware with the dialogue, though, as there are options that may displease Alimar and he may refuse to trade with you.

As a safe measure, buy the boots as soon as you talk to him, if you want to complete the set.-Duty: The helmet of the Effort set is rather peculiar, for both its name and the way in which it is obtained. You can only get Duty by asking Dog if he has found something in some parts of The Deep Roads! The known locations are the following: Anvil of the Void, Aeducan Thaig, The Dead Trenches, Ortan Thaig or Caridin's Cross.

Legion of the Dead (Massive)Credit: Drgaon Age WikiaAs I see it, The Legion of the Dead is basically the most badass looking armor set in the game! It is also perfectly fine for most warrior builds thanks to the bonuses of the pieces and the complete set.

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Not only that, it is almost impossible to miss, as long as you thoroughly search The Dead Trenches in The Deep Roads, the area where the complete set lies dormant waiting for you!-Boots of the Legion: The first piece you will likely come across. The boots are inside a sarcophagus in a small northern room in the area.-Gloves of the Legion: The gloves are also inside a sarcophagus, somewhere along your main route.

Just loot everything to find them.-Armor of the Legion: The armor plate is the part of the set that are most likely to be overlooked. It is inside a somewhat not-so-highlighted sarcophagus, in a certain obligatory room where you are swarmed by skeletons. Use the tab key or the radial menu on the console to easily find it.-Helm of the Legion: You find the helmet as part of an obligatory loot to progress with the quest in the area. Although the helmet is not needed for the set bonus, it is still needed for the Dead Caste quest (you need to equip the full set), and it fits the armor perfectly. As an alternative, if you have access to DLC, the Helm of the Deep is the best replacement for the Helm of the Legion (for great bonuses), as it shares the same appearance.Note: There is also a shield that matches the Legion of the Dead set quiet nicely if you are going with a Sword and Shield build. It is the Shield of the Legion, and it can be bought from Ruck in Ortan Thaig.

Neither the shield or the helmet are required for the set bonus. Wade's ArmourCredit: Dragon Age WikiaI won't delve much into Wade's armor, seeing as it is easily available for you always in the same place, as long as you bring the items. For some players, Wade's superior armor is the ultimate armor in the game. I don't quite have the exact mindset, though.

What Wade's armor has going for it, is the very significant protection against fire (useful for the Dragon bosses, including the final one), and the huge discount of fatigue.

I havent ever noticed this bug in any of my own games. I dont know of a bugfix for it.In the meantime while you search for it, you can use the Face Replacer to expand the amount of items that your inventory can hold.

Just dont get carried away with it and set the inventory for more than 999 items or you'll bug your gameI also like master Tolby as a camp merchant for storage so that I dont have to constantly go hunting thru all the gear that is on my chars. I just drop them on him and let him hold onto them for me til I need them. I know from other threads I'm not the only one having issues with this 'bug'. I'm gonna wait and see if this is on someone's list of mods to create (after all, one person did at one time; perhaps another will do so). I don't really like the idea of selling it off to another merchant (I try that with Bodahn, and that's how I loose the armor), nor do I really like the idea of expanding my inventory by a cheat (I rather like the challenge a restricted inventory offers, but still don't want to waste a slot for this armor - at least there's not the weight issue as in NWN!). If no one has this going, I will try both of these ideas.

I'd rather just fix the problem than work around it. Hmmm.I wonder if Levi's chest at the Peak would work.grins.